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About This Game Please Knock on My Door is a story-driven game which gives you control over a person suffering from depression and social anxiety. Help them get through work and reach out to friends while desperately trying to survive. Experience the frailty these themes bring and gain a better understanding of what it's like to live with some of the most common mental health issues today.A compelling and emotional story offering a voice to those who have none.A fully voiced narrator who always has your best in mind. Probably.A gameplay system which adds to the weight of every story-choice you make.No "Game Over" screen, only alternate endings that tie into your choices.A soundtrack that has been tailor-made for this experience.Relationships that can be developed or broken.Game length varies depending on your choices, ranging from 1-3 hours with enough content that you can come back and explore different parts of the narrative in consequent playthroughs.As in real life, all of your choices are immediately saved. There is only one save. Please Knock on My Door has been in development since autumn 2014 and was initially supposed to be a 6 month exploration of my own experiences with depression. A word of caution; this is a game that might be difficult to play for those who have dealt with psychological issues such as depression and anxiety. That said, I truly believe that through entertainment we are able to understand topics that would otherwise be too foreign for us. I hope this game can help you better understand what it can be like to live with these issues, like it has already helped me. b4d347fde0 Title: Please Knock on My DoorGenre: IndieDeveloper:Levall Games ABPublisher:Levall Games ABRelease Date: 7 Sep, 2017 Please Knock On My Door Download Bittorrent Pc please knock on my door sign. please knock on my door video game. please knock on my door. please knock on my door kill screen. please don't knock on my door to talk about god sign. please knock on my door endings. please knock on my door walkthrough. please knock at my door. please knock on my door download. please knock on my door gameplay. please knock on my door good ending. games like please knock on my door. please knock on my door metacritic. please knock on my door mac. please knock on my door ps4. please knock on my door crack. please knock on my door pc. please knock on my door ending. please knock on my door recensione. please knock on my door game. please knock on my door bad ending. please knock on my door hltb. please knock on my door review. please knock on my door wiki. please knock on my door origin. please knock on my door deutsch. please knock on my door skidrow. please knock on my door trailer. please knock on my door descargar. please knock on my door achievements. please don't knock on my door to talk about god. please knock on my door steam. please knock on my door mega. please knock on my door free. please knock on my door guide. please knock on my door soundtrack 4\/10As a counselor I'm always interested in trying a new title that touches on mental illness, and "Please Knock on My Door" had received some high praise for its depiction. When you begin the title, there are three different "modes" available. I chose the "game" mode (which I thought was appropriate since I was playing a game). In this mode, your "mental fortitude" was visible and you could only make choices that you had enough "mental fortitude" to make.The game resembles "Depression Quest," but with higher production values. As your character's "mental fortitude" declines, certain choices will be visible but unavailable, driving home that it is extremely difficult to make prosocial decisions when you suffer from depression and that perhaps you may not be able to even see a route of escaping your malaise.Although I had difficulty entirely understanding the "mental fortitude" system, I believe that there is a stroke of genius underneath. At many points in the game you have the opportunity to ruminate, basically. Typically while sitting down for breakfast or lying in bed at night, you can choose to continue thinking about your problems and issues. Although this results in loss of time and an immediate loss of "mental fortitude," it seems that you are then given a "bonus" to subsequent relaxing actions (such as watching TV or playing games). Therefore, if you spend some time thinking about your problem, you will then get more benefit from relaxing. Although I'm not 100% sure that this is the way the system works, I really appreciated this idea - in therapy we often tell clients from the outset that they will need to approach painful feelings and past experiences, but that this is necessary for growth.One of the big issues in the game, unfortunately, is that it is unclear exactly how long you'll ruminate (I think another reviewer mentioned this). There are two main times you'll want to keep track of - one is getting to bed on time, and another is getting to work on time. Often when you take some time to ruminate, you'll find that you're then late to work or that you're up until two in the morning. Therefore, in a way, the game incentivizes escapism and avoidance. However, too much escapism and avoidance continually lowers your "mental fortitude."In addition, the game's graphics sometimes become pixellated and remove all choices but going to sleep. At one point in the game, your character loses his ability to wash dishes (irrespective of his mental fortitude), and at another he begins to take pills instead of brush his teeth. I attempted to ensure that my protagonist showered and ate daily, did the dishes, spoke to others when possible, and I tried to think about my issues from time to time without being late to work or losing too much sleep. However, my character simply spiraled downwards unceasingly.After reading through the discussion boards, I realized that the developer intended you (the player) to represent depression, pushing this man around and making him think painful thoughts. However, this completely conflicted with how I felt playing the game. Here I am, begging my character to eat while he repeatedly fails because I know that this is what is best for him, but I'm apparently a negative force. I feel that if the developer wanted the player to embrace this role, perhaps there is some way to incentivize the player in this direction.I thought about replaying the game in "story" mode to have all choices available and get a different ending, but this seemed to conflict with the spirit of the game, and there was much about the title I wasn't interested in revisiting. The game makes it abundantly clear that depression is horrible and debilitating, and perhaps this makes it a valuable tool for those who doubt the veracity of those suffering. However, this wasn't news to me, and perhaps I wanted the game to offer something more.As a final note, I wanted to say that I appreciate the developer revealing so much of himself and demonstrating such vulnerability. 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If you are someone that has suffered anxiety, stress, depression, or a mental illness in general you are going to have a deep connection to this game. As somone who has suffered from depression and anxiety for a very long time I can say that this game hits home...it hit's home in a way that is deep, raw, and unfiltered. It's a summary of what it is like to deal with these issues on a day to day basis. Some of the struggles, the energy that is needed to accomplish tasks, loss, nagging thoughts\/emotions, and the frailty of it all. It is a game that is going to make you feel. Cough cough I ugly cried cough cough.The controls are simple walking around. Left, right, up, and down. Some clicking here and there. There isn't a lot of "gameplay". You are along for the story.If you have played other story rich indie games like Night in the Woods or The Beginners Guide this is in the same vein.Would I recommend Please Knock on My Door? I've played through it twice and plan to keep playing for quite a bit more. I would absolutely recommend itEdit: I think the best way to play this game the first time is "The experience", after that probably "The Story", and then "The Game". Really "The Experience" feels more like a sim where as the others just give you a bit too much information via "stats". Great plot with a some thrilling twists and turns. I strongly recommend playing "The Game" and not "The Story" as your first playthrough, as The Game offers more of a challenge and perhaps the more real experience. I played The Story afterwards to skip the restrictions. I did not try "The Experience" yet.Gameplay is a bit like Sims but more mundane IN A GOOD WAY, if that makes sense. You have to min\/max your choices and will often have to choose the lesser evil. It's a lot about figuring out what's the right way to go about a problem, and what gameplay strategy you have (long term good health for better late game or feel good now to have a good day at work, but probably feel bad at late game?)Never been depressed myself but lived with someone who was, and I recognize a lot of the feelings and arguments in the game. I think everyone should try stepping in the shoes of someone being down, which this game does a great job of.Pros-Excellent voice work and music-Engaging story with a (sometimes) rewarding climax-Fun gameplay while being about a serious topic-Great replayabilityCons-"The Story"-mode might be misleading as first playthrough-No chapter select (Try different answer at the end = replay game)I strongly recommend this game to everyone, great work.. I seem to have a thing for only reviewing games that made me cry so good job we're at two so farAnyway, if you're at least more or less interested in the subject this is about (or experienced it yourself and can deal with that, it might hit pretty close to home) I'd strongly recommend you give it a go. I played through it 2 times this far, I'll probably throw in at least one more try, maybe more if I feel like it, and I think others should give it a chance too.(Oh, and the voice acting sometimes really plays its part...)